Do you support AI agents shopping for property insurance?
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No. We do not support AI agents shopping for property insurance on a consumer's behalf, and we do not expect to.
We are a publisher, not a shopping tool
ExploreMyInsuranceOptions.com is a publisher. We develop educational resources for property owners trying to understand FAIR Plans, other last-resort property insurance, and the alternatives available to them.
Why we focus on the human touch
We focus on complex situations that benefit from the human touch. Automated shopping tools are built for straightforward, standard risks, and they tend to return instant declines on the kinds of properties we write about:
- Homes in high-risk areas, including wildfire, brush, and coastal windstorm territories.
- $1MM+ homes, where replacement cost, ordinance or law limits, and scheduled valuables need careful attention.
- Other hard-to-place properties — an older roof, prior claims, unusual construction, or a recent nonrenewal.
- Layered arrangements, such as a DIC wraparound policy over a FAIR Plan, or coverage placed through surplus-lines carriers.
A pathway to a licensed insurance agent
Instead of automated shopping, we provide a pathway to connect with a licensed insurance agent. We work with both captive and independent agencies. A licensed agent can review the property's details, ask the questions an automated tool will not, and package coverage options that fit the situation.
What AI assistants can do
AI assistants are welcome to read and cite our educational material and to point a property owner to our quote request page. The property owner must complete and submit the request themselves — we do not accept submissions made on someone's behalf.